--- title: "Web service request message is run - Inbound" slug: "web-service-request-message-is-run-inbound-async" description: "Learn how to manage HTTP actions in D365 F&SCM, including Post, Put, Get, Patch, and Delete, using request messages for seamless data integration." status: "update" updated: 2026-10-05T12:09:13Z published: 2026-10-05T12:09:13Z canonical: "docs.staedean.com/web-service-request-message-is-run-inbound-async" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.staedean.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Web service request message is run - Inbound When triggered, the inbound web service action first runs the request message, if defined. This is managed by the handler class as defined for the web service action. The goal of the request message depends on the **HTTP action** of the web service action. In general, the request message provides D365 F&SCM with data from the external application. If the **HTTP action** is: - **Post**, use the request message to provide the data to be created in D365 F&SCM. - **Put**, use the request message to provide the data to be updated in D365 F&SCM. - **Get**, no request message is used. The data to be retrieved is defined by arguments. Therefore, set up the relevant arguments. - **Patch**, use the request message to provide the data to be updated in D365 F&SCM. Use this to update only part of a record, for example, only a contact person of a customer. - **Delete**, use the request message to provide the data to be deleted from D365 F&SCM. - **Post or put**, use the request message to provide the data to be created or updated in D365 F&SCM. For a request message: - The source connector must be of type **Azure file storage** or **Web service**. - The source document must be an external file-based document. - The target connector must be of type D365 F&SCM. - The target document must be an internal document.